Adelson Galleries.
Palm Beach
United States
318 Worth Avenue
Florida 33480 Palm Beach
United States
Phone : 561-720-2079
Mobile Ph. : 914-772-5783
Email : info@adelsongalleries.com
URL : www.adelsongalleries.com
About
Since 2018, the two have taken their experience and the Contemporary artists that they have cultivated to Palm Beach, where Adelson Galleries has quickly become a staple in the community.
Today, the entire Adelson family works together between New York and Palm Beach. Our program of exhibitions and stable of artists feature some of the finest examples of recent art history. We believe our international selection of living artists will fill in the blanks in our next generation’s art history textbooks. Our family believes in pursuing artists with aesthetic, technical, and academic merit. If art is a reflection of culture, we hope to provide a significant and poignant view.
Federico Uribe Swimming Tiger
Patrick Hughes Mirror Image
Andrew Stevovich Cosmetic Ads
John Thompson Hornik II
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Magdalena Murua Olas eclécticas (Eclectic Waves)
François Bel iPhone
François Bel Take a Break
François Bel iPad
Patrick Hughes Caring Haring
Patrick Hughes Patrick’s Palazzi
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Magdalena Murua Divina Geometria (Divine Geometry)
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Magdalena Murua Luna y Dragon (Moon and Dragon)
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Magdalena Murua Rayos y Truenos (Lightening and Thunder)
Magdalena Murua Hexa 58
Jim Ritchie Virginie
Andrew Stevovich
Subway Riders
Most of us are familiar with using public transportation. A subway ride can appear bleak and unpleasant. All travelers voluntarily commit themselves to a confined space, being very close to complete strangers. For passengers that accept this form of transportation as their daily commute, the travel is not so strenuous and can be benign; however, there are certain unspoken ethical guidelines. One relevant example is the ironic subway trope that strangers may sit physically close to each other as long as they don’t speak. For those that ride a subway or bus often, it would feel intrusive, rude, or even creepy to have a stranger sitting right next to you trying to engage in conversation. Given this phenomenon, the majority of communication that occurs is through body language. The resulting atmosphere is visually stimulating but mentally vapid. In this depiction, two passengers appear to be strangers based on their shared body language: crossed arms, covering and protecting the possessions on their laps – simultaneously closing off emotionally, as well as a blank stare past any voyeur. We can see in the window’s opaque reflection that another passenger shares this same posture. While motionless in this pose, the passengers are allowed to occasionally glance at their fellows and invent narratives that place the other within suspected societal roles. Since the subway attracts all walks of life, the people watching can be thoroughly entertaining.
Andrew Stevovich
Cat Play
Cat Play is a half-length portrait style composition depicting a young woman as she entices her feline companion with a featherlike toy on a string. The little black cat sits in the bottom left corner of the frame, its hind-end cropped out of view. Stevovich employs the Fibonacci sequence, carefully arranging each element to guide the viewer's eye around the composition in a spiral. One is first drawn to the womans face. Rendered in three-quarter view, she bows her head slightly and looks down at her feline companion with affection. Naturally, the viewer follows her eyeline and lands upon the cat's face, its bright green eyes with black slit pupils are fixated on a teardrop shaped toy, dangling from a string. The string creates a diagonal line across the composition, leading the viewer's eye to the woman's hand that holds it. Her index finger points up towards her sandy blonde hair, with delicate incised lines that indicate waves. The spiral continues around the top of her head and down her arm which rests on the table in the foreground. Leonardo da Vinci’s compositions are renowned for his mastery of this technique, and Stevovich has undoubtably studied his sketches extensively. Da Vinci produced hundreds of cat studies and has been quoted saying “the smallest feline is a masterpiece.”
Andrew Stevovich Lula Polishing a Sculpture
Andrew Stevovich Loretta Painting My Portrait
Andrew Stevovich Drawing Loretta
John Thompson Stott 1
Federico Uribe Flower Bed
Federico Uribe Pink Flower Patch
Federico Uribe Tenderness
Federico Uribe Tortoise and the Hare
Federico Uribe Red and Purple Puppy
Federico Uribe Lion
Federico Uribe Waterfall
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2020-2022
Colored Pencil Collage
72h x 72w x 8d inches
2021
Oil on board construction
26 1/2h x 31 3/4w x 8d inches
Video: https://youtu.be/WFev7FBGUus
2022
Oil on linen
24h x 24w inches
A noted contemporary figurative painter, Stevovich grew up in Washington, D.C., and as a young child spent time roaming the halls of the National Gallery of Art, where he was particularly drawn to the Renaissance paintings that would come to inform his work. Stevovich's images depict ordinary men and women in everyday situations and locations -- in restaurants and bars, at the beach, on public transportation -- but they convey a sense of mystery, creating more questions than they answer.
Although Stevovich's paintings are set in the contemporary world, their crisp design, brilliant color and meticulous surface finishes recall the Renaissance works he loved as a child. He works in oil and pastel, and is also an accomplished printmaker and etcher. Stevovich holds degrees from the Rhode Island School of Design and the Massachusetts College of Art, and is represented in many important public and private collections. His work has been the subject of numerous solo exhibitions across the United States as well as abroad.
2022
Screen printed acrylic on canvas
38 1/2h x 39 1/2w inches
(Detail Image)
2021
Comic book pages
19 1/2h x 59w inches
2022
IPhone parts in acrylic glass
12h x 12w x 4d inches
2022
IPhone parts in acrylic glass
13 3/4h x 4 3/4w x 4d inches
2022
iPad parts in acrylic glass
17 3/4h x 8w x 2 3/4d inches
2021
Oil on board construction
21 3/4h x 50w x 7d inches
Video: https://youtu.be/aIr3MPkNot0
2022
Oil on board construction
26h x 58w x 8d inches
Video: https://youtu.be/Z1mskq8T7U4
2023
Comic book pages
31h x 39w inches
2023
Comic book pages
31h x 39w inches
2023
Comic book pages
31h x 39w inches
2023
Comic book pages
31h x 39w inches
1995
Rose marble
32h x 7w x 7d inches
2014
Oil on Linen
30h x 40w inches
A noted contemporary figurative painter, Stevovich grew up in Washington, D.C., and as a young child spent time roaming the halls of the National Gallery of Art, where he was particularly drawn to the Renaissance paintings that would come to inform his work. Stevovich's images depict ordinary men and women in everyday situations and locations -- in restaurants and bars, at the beach, on public transportation -- but they convey a sense of mystery, creating more questions than they answer.
Although Stevovich's paintings are set in the contemporary world, their crisp design, brilliant color and meticulous surface finishes recall the Renaissance works he loved as a child. He works in oil and pastel, and is also an accomplished printmaker and etcher. Stevovich holds degrees from the Rhode Island School of Design and the Massachusetts College of Art, and is represented in many important public and private collections. His work has been the subject of numerous solo exhibitions across the United States as well as abroad.
2021
Oil on linen
15h x 12w inches
A noted contemporary figurative painter, Stevovich grew up in Washington, D.C., and as a young child spent time roaming the halls of the National Gallery of Art, where he was particularly drawn to the Renaissance paintings that would come to inform his work. Stevovich's images depict ordinary men and women in everyday situations and locations -- in restaurants and bars, at the beach, on public transportation -- but they convey a sense of mystery, creating more questions than they answer.
Although Stevovich's paintings are set in the contemporary world, their crisp design, brilliant color and meticulous surface finishes recall the Renaissance works he loved as a child. He works in oil and pastel, and is also an accomplished printmaker and etcher. Stevovich holds degrees from the Rhode Island School of Design and the Massachusetts College of Art, and is represented in many important public and private collections. His work has been the subject of numerous solo exhibitions across the United States as well as abroad.
2022
Oil on Linen
15h x 10w inches
A noted contemporary figurative painter, Stevovich grew up in Washington, D.C., and as a young child spent time roaming the halls of the National Gallery of Art, where he was particularly drawn to the Renaissance paintings that would come to inform his work. Stevovich's images depict ordinary men and women in everyday situations and locations -- in restaurants and bars, at the beach, on public transportation -- but they convey a sense of mystery, creating more questions than they answer.
Although Stevovich's paintings are set in the contemporary world, their crisp design, brilliant color and meticulous surface finishes recall the Renaissance works he loved as a child. He works in oil and pastel, and is also an accomplished printmaker and etcher. Stevovich holds degrees from the Rhode Island School of Design and the Massachusetts College of Art, and is represented in many important public and private collections. His work has been the subject of numerous solo exhibitions across the United States as well as abroad.
2021-22
Oil on linen
12h x 10w inches
A noted contemporary figurative painter, Stevovich grew up in Washington, D.C., and as a young child spent time roaming the halls of the National Gallery of Art, where he was particularly drawn to the Renaissance paintings that would come to inform his work. Stevovich's images depict ordinary men and women in everyday situations and locations -- in restaurants and bars, at the beach, on public transportation -- but they convey a sense of mystery, creating more questions than they answer.
Although Stevovich's paintings are set in the contemporary world, their crisp design, brilliant color and meticulous surface finishes recall the Renaissance works he loved as a child. He works in oil and pastel, and is also an accomplished printmaker and etcher. Stevovich holds degrees from the Rhode Island School of Design and the Massachusetts College of Art, and is represented in many important public and private collections. His work has been the subject of numerous solo exhibitions across the United States as well as abroad.
2022
Oil on Linen
20h x 20w inches
A noted contemporary figurative painter, Stevovich grew up in Washington, D.C., and as a young child spent time roaming the halls of the National Gallery of Art, where he was particularly drawn to the Renaissance paintings that would come to inform his work. Stevovich's images depict ordinary men and women in everyday situations and locations -- in restaurants and bars, at the beach, on public transportation -- but they convey a sense of mystery, creating more questions than they answer.
Although Stevovich's paintings are set in the contemporary world, their crisp design, brilliant color and meticulous surface finishes recall the Renaissance works he loved as a child. He works in oil and pastel, and is also an accomplished printmaker and etcher. Stevovich holds degrees from the Rhode Island School of Design and the Massachusetts College of Art, and is represented in many important public and private collections. His work has been the subject of numerous solo exhibitions across the United States as well as abroad.
2022
Silkscreen and Watercolor on Canvas
38 1/2h x 37 1/2w inches
2023
Colored Pencils
13 1/2h x 37 1/2w inches
2023
Colored Pencil Collage
40h x 28w inches
2022
Colored pencil collage
39h x 51w inches
2023
Bullet Shells and Antique Helmet
18h x 9w x 18 1/2d inches
2023
Colored Pencil
13h x 11 1/2w x 18d inches
2023
Saxophone reeds, guitar strings, and violins parts
42h x 32w x 20d inches
2023
Guitar strings and saxophone reeds
60h x 30w inches